Author name: Antonio Rennvick

Antonio Rennvick is an IT Infrastructure Manager with 15+ years running enterprise Active Directory, Microsoft 365, and Azure environments. He's Microsoft certified (AZ-104, MS-102) and writes Core365 Cloud to share what actually works in production—PowerShell automation, AD deep dives, and security hardening drawn from real-world work, not test labs.

Windows 11 hotpatch updates configuration diagram showing Intune and VBS setup, Core365 Cloud branding
Patch Management

Windows 11 Hotpatch Updates: Enable, Verify & Fix

Home / Patch Management / Windows 11 Hotpatch Updates: Enable, Verify & Fix Last Updated: August 2026 Windows 11 hotpatch updates let eligible Windows 11 Enterprise/Education devices (version 24H2+) install monthly security fixes without a restart, using Windows Autopatch and Intune. In our testing, the two hard requirements people miss are Virtualization-Based Security (VBS) being turned on, and the

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Azure

Azure Virtual Desktop vs Windows 365: Cost & Guide

Home  / Azure  / Azure Virtual Desktop vs Windows 365   Last Updated: August 2026 Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) is Azure infrastructure you build and manage yourself — you own the host pools, VMs, and networking. Windows 365 is a fully managed Cloud PC that Microsoft provisions for a fixed monthly price. However, the right choice depends

Illustration of a PowerShell and GUI tool retrieving Windows LAPS passwords from Microsoft Entra ID
LAPS PowerShell

Windows LAPS Password Lookup Tool: PowerShell + GUI

Home /LAPS /Windows LAPS Password Lookup Tool (PowerShell + GUI) Last Updated: August 2026 A Windows LAPS password lookup tool is a PowerShell script (with an optional GUI) that wraps Get-LapsAADPassword and the Microsoft Graph API so support teams can retrieve local administrator passwords backed up to Microsoft Entra ID without using raw PowerShell or

Laptop connecting automatically to Microsoft Intune and Entra ID during Windows Autopilot zero-touch setup
Microsoft Intune

Windows Autopilot Deployment Guide (Real-World Setup)

Home > Microsoft Intune > Windows Autopilot Deployment Guide (Real-World Setup) Last Updated: July 2026 Windows Autopilot is Microsoft’s zero-touch provisioning service that lets a brand-new or reassigned Windows device configure itself the first time it powers on. In real-world deployments, the hardware hash is registered by the OEM or reseller at the time of

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